Rank the Best Red Carpet Look at the 90th Academy Awards
The Stars have walked the red carpet at the 90th Academy Awards, and now its our turn to rank the best of red carpet outfits of Oscar 2018!
James Ivory
James Ivory
The Call Me By Your Name screenwriter donned a custom-made shirt adorned with none other than Timothée Chalamet's face. Unsurprisingly, Ivory's outfit choice proved to be a social media hit amongst fans of the 22-year-old actor, who is nominated for best actor for his performance in the 89-year-old's film
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Saoirse Ronan
#12.0Praised for her leading role in Lady Bird, the Irish actress sweetened the sartorial stakes in this candy-coloured gown by Calvin Klein.
Lupita Nyong'o
#23.0
Jennifer Garner
#34.5The American actress sashayed down the red carpet in this deep blue Atelier Versace gown complete with a dynamic neckline and a billowing train.
Sandra Bullock
#44.5Stunning in lashings of sequins, the Academy Award-winning actress took to the red carpet in a halter-neck gown by Louis Vuitton.
Gal Gadot
#55.5The Wonder Woman actress revolutionised Twenties glamour in this Givenchy couture flapper dress.
Jennifer Lawrence
#65.5Staying true to her Dior loyalties, the Red Sparrow actress channelled metallic mastery in this spaghetti strap gown, hot from the luxury fashion house's pre-fall 2018 collection.
Margot Robbie
#75.5The Australian actress looked like a Grecian goddess in this optic white Chanel haute couture gown.
Danai Gurira
#86.5The Black Panther star dazzled in her gold and black ensemble by
Chadwick Boseman
#98.5The Black Panther star arrived in Givenchy Haute Couture and adorned with jewels by David Yurman
Nicole Kidman
#109.5Few cut a razor-sharp silhouette on the red carpet like Nicole Kidman - and this Armani Privé gown is no exception. With its wide peplum waist and intricate-tailoring, the Australian actress makes a strong case for best-dressed guest at this year's awards.
Daniel Kaluuya
#1111.0The British actor added a touch of splendour to his Brunello Cucinelli tuxedo with a velvet jacket in a dusty mustard hue.
Viola Davis
#1212.0At a first glance, Viola Davis' fluorescent fuchsia gown might have you seeing spots, but the Academy Award-winning actress somehow manages to pack a punch in pink while deterring any Barbie doll disaster comparisons in this Michael Kors gown.
Meryl Streep
#1313.0She may not be the only lady in red at this year's ceremony, but with more Oscar nominations under her belt than any other Hollywood starlet, Streep certainly stands out in this elegant Dior gown.
Allison Williams
#1414.0The Get Out star radiated in a pearlescent Armani Privé couture gown, complete with an opulent jewelled bodice and a softly-pleated skirt that gently folded out onto the red carpet.
Zoey Deutch
#1515.0Making her Oscars debut, the 23-year-old actress donned a couture lilac gown by Elie Saab featuring intricate beading detail.
Emily Blunt
#1616.0The British actress chose a pale periwinkle couture gown by Schiaparelli complete with a ruffled Victorian neckline and a gently-pleated skirt.
Gina Rodriguez
#1717.0The American actress was a vision in sparkles in this plunging chiffon gown from Zuhair Murad's spring 2018 couture collection
Greta Gerwig
#1818.0aking to the red carpet in custom Rodarte complete with floral appliqué, the best director nominee complemented her golden gown with a slick of red lipstick and an understated chain necklace.
Jane Fonda
#1919.0
Helen Mirren
#2020.0If anyone can elevate the grandeur of regal blue it's British treasure Helen Mirren, who took home an Oscar for her stellar performance in The Queen in 2007.
Laura Dern
#2121.0Complementing her lithe figure, the Big Little Lies star proved that white needn't be dull in this elegant column gown by Calvin Klein.
Timothée Chalamet
#2222.0
Sallie Hawkins
#2323.0Nominated for best actress for her role in Guillermo del Toro's The Shape of Water, the British actress cut a modest silhouette in this long-sleeved shimmering gown
Camila Alves and Matthew McConaughery
#2424.0
James Ivory
#2525.0The Call Me By Your Name screenwriter donned a custom-made shirt adorned with none other than Timothée Chalamet's face. Unsurprisingly, Ivory's outfit choice proved to be a social media hit amongst fans of the 22-year-old actor, who is nominated for best actor for his performance in the 89-year-old's film
Elizabeth Moss
#2626.0Taking to the red carpet in pastel-perfect pink, the Handmaid's Tale star put a sophisticated spin on girlish glamour in this off-the-shoulder Dior gown.
Allison Janney
#2727.0The I,Tonya star opted for an eye-popping scarlet gown by Reem Acra paired with a Roger Vivier clutch.
Tiffany Haddish
#2828.0Tiffany Haddish came in a Eritrean princess dress.
Elizabeth Chambers and Armie Hammer
#2929.0The Call Me By Your Name star attended the ceremony in a crimson velvet tuxedo while his wife, American actress Elizabeth Chambers, opted for a slick, off-the-shoulder gown.
Emma Stone
#3030.0She took home the coveted gong for best actress at last year's ceremony for her leading role in La La Land. This year, Emma Stone proved her red carpet style credentials yet again in a custom-made Louis Vuitton suit.
Zendaya
#3131.0
Salma Hayek
#3232.0A firm friend of Alessandro Michele, it simply wouldn't make sense if Hayek took to the red carpet in anything other than a custom-made Gucci gown, which in this instance comes complete with globular sequins and a tiered Mermaid-like skirt.
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